Can I just hook up my ethernet cable to the back and use it without a pc or driver?
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what exactly do you want to do? If you mean like an access point. No it does not work like that. Buy a regular router instead. Buy this one instead D-Link Wireless N 300 Mbps Home Cloud App-Enabled Broadband Router (DIR-605L)
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Yes for sure. If your desktop is not wireless Davy you can always use an Ethernet cable
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You don't need an Ethernet cable if you have wireless capability from a router or access point.
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This item does not include a cable. You should be able to use a 100' or longer Ethernet cable.
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I am using Ethernet cable cord with it, and it work perfectly fine. The computer does not have to be close to it
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You don't need an ethernet cable from this router to your PC. You only need an ethernet cable from the cable company modem to the router.
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Yes, you can use this just for power, simply do not connect the male ethernet connectors to anything. Thanks
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It's just a cable, no drivers needed. If you need a driver, your computer should be able to find them
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You CAN purchase (Radio Shack, etc...) an adapter that plugs into a Ethernet outlet on Router and plug USB into it.
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hi codythe motherboard have a network card that can take ethernet cable i use it
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Needs Ethernet cable, but can be expanded to WiFi with additional not included WiFi dongle.
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Yes you can, use it with your destop. As well as using it as stand alone wireless router. There is enough ports to connect ethernet cables to.
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No, it needs a wired ethernet connection to the internet (through your router).
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You have to get an ethernet adapter and plug it to the modem on the back of your internet connection.
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Yes, so long as you have an open gigabit Ethernet port open in the back, which you'll have to plug directly into
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you can try a usb to ethernet converted, but since your usb ports will barely work on this laptop, it probably won't work.
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There is a driver you can download (windows 8 driver is not on the disk), but I wouldn't recommend it, as the connection is really unreliable. Take a look at TP Links instead. They have products which feed the signal through the power cables in your house, so you can essentially connect your desktop to the internet via ethernet from anywhere in the house. I had a Belkin, and it was terrible, so I bought TP Links and the connection has been vastly improved.